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Old 09-25-2008, 03:45 PM
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I think I've found how to attach pictures. Here's one I just took. Not too good, but you can see it anyway.
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Old 09-25-2008, 06:29 PM
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I think I've found how to attach pictures. Here's one I just took. Not too good, but you can see it anyway.
That is a very cool set! By the way, is that a console in the bottom left corner of your photo?

I remember being a small child (in the 80's) and remember my grandpartents had what i now can identify simply as a zenith roundie. I remember thinking it was way cooler than my parents TV. I dont recall much about it. Ill ask my grandfather what ever happened to it.
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Old 09-26-2008, 08:15 PM
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That is a very cool set! By the way, is that a console in the bottom left corner of your photo?

I remember being a small child (in the 80's) and remember my grandpartents had what i now can identify simply as a zenith roundie. I remember thinking it was way cooler than my parents TV. I dont recall much about it. Ill ask my grandfather what ever happened to it.
Grandfolks ALWAYS have the COOLER stuff! Mine had color in the '60's whereas I had to buy my OWN color set in the 80's!
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Old 09-26-2008, 11:01 PM
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Grandfolks ALWAYS have the COOLER stuff! Mine had color in the '60's whereas I had to buy my OWN color set in the 80's!
Yes they do, my Grandfather was a TV repairman, he had all the coolest stuff. TVs everywhere! Drool... I wish I could have gotten to know him better, he passed away when I was very young
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Yes they do, my Grandfather was a TV repairman, he had all the coolest stuff. TVs everywhere! Drool... I wish I could have gotten to know him better, he passed away when I was very young
My grandmother used to give me some cool radios she'd find at garage sales. But my uncle and his father-in-law were both into radio and TV repair. Back in '71 when I was about 15 they were cleaning out their basements on two different occasions and I was invited to take anything I wanted. I took a friend with me and we were both just in hog heaven. As my uncle's father-in-law repaired radios and TV's professionally in the 50's and 60's I remember a LARGE number of old color sets sitting around in HIS basement (like these CTC-11's). But we both went for the radios and related parts as they were more within our (limited) scope of repair ability at the time.
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